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Message: [QUOTE="Spaceman213J, post: 5013144, member: 6477"] I think it is a fair ranking. Again, it's going to come down to everybody on the team buying in, Hurley & staff developing players and guys producing. Stewart and Ball look like players, but now they have to go out and consistently give some double figure games. The new guys have to be ready to play right away and SJ has to learn how to stay on the court. I know Reed is there, too, but SJ"s athleticism could offshoot some of the intimidation Clingan provided just with his presence on the floor. I like Diarra a lot, but I think there may be some growing pains with the loss of Newton. I think people are going to appreciate Tristen even more next year. He didn't have the quickest feet but he challenged on the defensive end, and he was a handful for opposing players on UConn's offensive end. His physicality helped wear some guys down. He absorbed a lot of contact, but he dished some out, too, on his drives. [/QUOTE]